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Against Samuel Farber's Biased Approach - Vimarsana News

Against Samuel Farber's Biased Approach

Janette Habel and Michael Löwy defend the political and intellectual legacy of Che Guevara as a Marxist, against Samuel Farber's critique.

Source: newpol.org
Navigating Venezuela's Political Deadlock: The Road to Elections - Vimarsana News

Navigating Venezuela's Political Deadlock: The Road to Elections

With key polls approaching, negotiations to resolve Venezuela’s political crisis are stuck. To avoid prolonging the country’s malaise, the government, the opposition and foreign powers should converge behind a plan involving sanctions relief and matching steps by Caracas toward fairer votes and better-functioning state institutions.

FIU Adam Smith Center and Atlas Network's Center for Latin America explore the relationship between business and bureaucracy in new study | FIU News - Vimarsana News

FIU Adam Smith Center and Atlas Network's Center for Latin America explore the relationship between business and bureaucracy in new study | FIU News

FIU Adam Smith Center and Atlas Network’s Center for Latin America announce an important study on the impact of administrative bureaucracies in Latin America.

Source: fiu.edu
Is Neoliberalism Dead In Latin America? - Vimarsana News

Is Neoliberalism Dead In Latin America?

Liberalism is at risk of not succeeding as long as democracy andfree markets are only partially adopted, and while authoritarianregimes seem to be reappearing with alarming frequency.

Colombian presidential election pits former leftist rebel vs. populist - Vimarsana News

Colombian presidential election pits former leftist rebel vs. populist

Colombia's presidential election is down to the wire with polls showing both candidates in a near statistical tie. If leftist candidate Gustavo Petro wins, he will be the first left-wing president of Colombia.